College of Business and Economics

Department of Information Technology and Supply Chain Management

Information technology and supply chain professionals can work in almost any industry imaginable.

Information technology is a crucial component of businesses and organizations across all industries, while supply chain management is a vast and growing field being shaped by technology and international competition. These rapidly-changing careers require an aptitude for technology, strong analytical and critical thinking skills, and the ability to work with people at all levels of an organization. The Information Technology and Supply Chain Management Department offers a BBA in Information Technology and a BBA in Supply Chain and Operations Management. The department also offers courses for graduate students interested in earning a Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in either area.

Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Technology

Major, minor

Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management

Major, minor

Master of Business Administration

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Women in IT event in Hyland Hall at UW-Whitewater

More Information About Information Technology and Supply Chain Management

Because information technology and supply chain management are fields that undergo constant change, the ITCSM department provides approaches to continuous learning and the transformative power of technology.

A degree in information technology can lead to promising careers as analysts, programmers and developers, as well as security specialists, project managers and business consultants. Careers for professionals with a degree in supply chain management include operations and supply chain analysis, global supply chain management, production planning, quality control, material management and purchasing.

Michael Warmuth ’85, who retired as executive vice president of Established Pharmaceuticals at Abbott Labs, center, speaks with supply chain and operations management students about their internship experiences.

Industry Partners

The semi-annual Supply Chain Day allows students to present work from their capstone class and internships to industry professionals and mentors.

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What makes UW-Whitewater's Information Technology and Supply Chain Management programs exceptional?

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Student orgs » Active student organizations provide opportunities for service, professional development, and interaction among members and industry professionals.

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Faculty » The college develops and retains high quality faculty who strive for excellence, are current in their fields, and make scholarly contributions. See open faculty positions »

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Internships » The best way to gain relevant work experience and obtain career positions is through an internship. Each department in the college maintains information on internships specific to their degrees and majors.

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Career outcomes » Information Technology and Supply Chain and Operations Management majors have a 100 percent placement rate within six months of graduation. Career information for MBA graduates with an information technology or supply chain management emphasis is also available.

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Scholarships » With support by generous donors, numerous scholarship opportunities are available to UW-Whitewater students.

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Student Development » Along with experiential learning through student organizations and paid internships, students can tailor their education to their interests and career plans with several emphasis options.

Contact us

Department Email: itscm@uww.edu | Phone: (262) 472-1322